Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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C ,.,.....--'-r O 1 Schvnl, Kami Williams High School Gymnasium We wish to pay special tribute to the School Board and to our Superin- tendent for the many hours of extra work needed to build our new gym. It will stand as a lasting monument to their tireless efforts on our behalf! Mr. Wally De Vaney President Mr. Ivan Smith Clerk F., Mr. Jack Dent fAt Lefty Member MR. JAMES KING Principal Williams High School MR. ARTHUR BOWIE Superintendent Williams Public Schools f' JH-Cffdfllf' Mr. Mark Smith, our building Cus- todian. poses with his mother. daughter. granddaughter and great- granddaughter. MR. ARTHUR BOWIE Math MR. JAMES KING Science Fix e Generations MR CHARLES COOK Shop Basketball MISS MARION HIGHAM English MR BILL EWAN Math MR FRED AUGENSTEIN Bus Dru er MISS FERN RIGG Secretarx MR. PETE BADORINE Jr. High Basketball MR. HENRY MARTINEZ Commerce. Baseball MR. RUSSELL LEWIS Music Mr. Warren Chapman Art Mr. Del Zeiger Soc. Sci.. Football Miss Ruth Stanley Home Ec. 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Whitaker Mr. Ewan Sprmsr 1' Qi? fl, ,hwy 4 'vl'va 4 I 'I X Cx A .Armijo .Baca . Barnes . Bartle .Bennett .Candelaria .Carl . Crockett . Donovan . Fredrickson Garcla Gardner Gum Harrlson J Hausmann C Hermann R Jackson I Juarez E Kennedy Lugo Mmller Montoya Moreno Mulrhead it H J L S A , n D B D F E. ' P. A. Goodman G. D. ' E. H. ' E. E. J. ' f 7 r rn 3 wi ig Y i X VN M1 IW' , o Q 261 L McKee N McReynolds W Mcfieynolds R Olgum D Payne Peckumn Pena Russell Sanchez Sandoval A Santana I Smlth L Strange C Sutton B Sutton P Sutton B Thompson N V1q1l B Walker H Walker R. Smith L. Wels N. Wells L. White B.Wi11sey Miss Stanley Spf nw fx' jluz flaw, ' In the fall of '50 our class of 54 enrolled in Williams High School. We were 32 eager freshmen. The first class meeting was held to elect officers. Charles Halbert was elected president, Tony Juarez, vice-presidentg and Neil Gum, secretary-treasurer. The junior high basketball tournament was held in Williams. Williams took first place, and two of our class members, Robert Otero and Albert Orozco, were chosen on the All Tournament first string. The next year as sophomores we were well adjusted to high school life. We elected the following officers: Tony Juarez, president, Bobby Gaddis, vice-president, Geraldine Godwin, secretary, and Joe Lizardi, treasurer. Many students in our class participated in extra-curricular activities. Most of the girls joined the drum and bugle corps, many of the boys lettered in football, baseball, and basketball. We took our revenge on the freshmen, starting off with the initiation at the beginning of the school year. At the end of the year we had the freshman-sophomore picnic as guests of the freshmen. In the fall of '52 we became upper classmen. Our class officers were Sammy Glass- cock, president, Charles Halbert, vice-president, and Ronnie Brill, secretary-treasurer. In the spring our class presented the junior play entitled, Happy Daze . In May we had a combined Junior-Senior Prom. The theme was Carousel , Mary Melick was chosen queen of the Prom and Charles Halbert was chosen king. The attendants were Velma Berger and Neil Gum. Beth Clark and Norma Coatney were representatives to Girls' State, and Tony Juarez and Neil Gum went to Boys' State. Neil Gum was elected vice-president of the student body, and Raymond Sanchez was our class representative. Charles Halbert was chosen most handsome boy and Velma Berger was chosen prettiest girl. We ended the year by treating the seniors to a picnic at Oak Creek. In the fall of '53 we finally became seniors. Our senior class elected Sam Boyd, presi- dent, Sammy Glasscock, vice-president, and Joe Lizardi, secretary-treasurer. Beth Clark was elected social manager and Neil Gum was our class representative to the student council. Sammy Boyd received All Northern Honorable Mention in football. In November we presented The Campbells Are Coming , which turned out to be one of the successful plays given. Norma Coatney was chosen Miss Football, and Mary Melick, Miss Basketball. Beth Clark was chosen most popular girl, and Sherwin Feetham, most popular boy. Sammy Boyd was chosen Best All-Around Boy, Velma Berger, prettiest girl, and Charles Hal- bert, most handsome boy. Beth Clark was chosen D.A.R. best citizen, she also won the Williams High School oratorical contest. Mary Melick was majorette of the Drum and Bugle Corps. Velma Berger was cheer- leader, and Beth Clark was head drummer. Sammy Boyd and Tony Juarez were chosen football co-captains for the season. We closed our high school days with graduation on May 20, the following day we went to Oak Creek for our annual picnic. By Velma Berger and Joe Lizardi 27 - 5.1: h '7ai.i7lI35?..:, .- flaw, khll I Sherwxn Feetham absolutely refuse to leave Alxce 1n the custody of any h1gh school boy ex en though I am out of school Just remember you wolx es Ill be watchmg you I Ronnle Br1ll leaxe my plpes to Wavne Thompson Wayne just loves mv p1pCS I Charles Halbert leave my name Blackbeard to Peter Gardner because I see peach fuzz lS sprout1ng below h1S ears I Robert Otero leaxe my freshman harem to Dale Payne He seems to be cuttmg 1n on me already I Beth Clark w1ll the gang of g1r1s who clutter up my house to Ellen Amberg The only defense agamst the crowd IS to lock the door I Velma Berger w1ll all my excuses and al1b1s to get out of classes 1n school to my lxttle slster Molly I Mary Mehck leave to Klm Kmg my ab1l1ty to St1Ck my nose 1nto everythlng because Kxm already has her nose ln everyth1ng now I Tommy Maennche w1ll my n1ckname Llghtnlng to Bobby Thompson If there IS anyone who moves slower than I do he IS the boy I Carl Bowden w1ll my bar1tone and my pos1t1on 1n the band to Larry Fowler It takes a lot of hot a1r to operate my bar1tone and Larry quahfxes I Albert Oroszo leave my 1nel1g1b1l1ty to Lloyd Morey because h1S future looks brlght I don t th1nk he ll be el1g1ble for anyth1ng I Howard .I ones leave my ab1l1ty to bu1ld cedar chests to John Mulrhead 1n hopes that he w1ll f1n1sh the one he started as a freshman by the tlme he graduates I Raymond Sanchez w1ll my n1ckname Magoo to Neddle Vlgll 1n hopes that he w1ll be able to attend school w1thout a whlte cane I Nat1e Alverez leave my leather craft ab1l1ty to Klller Cureton 1n hopes that he w1ll develop It I Darr1el Thompson leave my hot rodd1ng ab1l1ty to Tommle Augensteln I Bobby Gadd1s w1ll leave my collectlon of watches to Bertha Sanchez 1n hopes that she w1ll be on tlme to school at least once 1n the next two years I Sammy Glasscock leave my ab1l1ty to sleep 1n darkroom to Harry Mackey I Raymond May leave noth1ng I am so conce1ted I am takmg rt all w1th me CEd1tor s note He has noth1ng to leavej I Fred Morey w1ll my ab1l1ty ln pretendlng to do a lot and actually do1ng noth1ng to Parker Sutton I Sam Boyd w1ll my abllxty to get lost at the tournament to Gllbert Munoz because he looks so lonely I Sablno Rublo w1ll Ash Fork to T1to Mlranda because my lnterests are now 1n Flagstaff I Joe L1zard1 w1ll my pos1t1on as recrulter for the Naval Revenue to any sucker who IS th1nk1ng of JO1l'1lf1g I Tony Juarez wxll my ab1l1ty to attract the women to J1mmy Houseman Always remember my motto Get em young treat em rough and tell em noth1ng I Norma Coatney w1ll my appetlte wh1ch conslsts of not more than three b1rd seeds per meal t Henry Miller I Nell Gum w1ll all my glrls to Paul Pavne knowing well that he w1ll take very good care of them I have to take care of my brothers outs1de lnterests 28 O . . . . y Y I Y 7 r ' ' . , , . 7 7 u u CK 73 ' 7 5 V . . 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Wfl0Pl'-QW' Ho hum It s such a beaut1ful n1ght It rem1nds me of a nlght many X ears ago xx hen I was attendlng W1ll18mS H1gh School Oh those were the days full of happlness fun and detentlon Speakmg of detent1on 1em1nds me of the nlght that Peter fRax Vlaxj Pan came to W H S It was just l1ke anv other dav w1th John fTonv Juarezl Darlmg 'Vhchael fJoe L1zard1J Darhng and mx self Wmdy Mel1ck fbetter known as the deten tlon k1dsj all on detentlon As we sat there argulng over the stupe tag the room began to grow darker and darker unt1l the whole room was ln complete darkness Then all of a sudden a tlny hght appeared tw1r11ng around and around the room and maklng a tm khng no1se I had no Idea who she was but Mlchael L1zard1 recognlzed her at once That s Velma CT1nker Bellj Berger from Never Never Land shouted Mlchael Yes Chlmed ln Tony Darhng I read about her everv dav Then as I turned around there stood Peter Pan' He was just as Ithought he would be Tall and ey er so handsome Peter just bubbled w1th personallty as he muted us to trayel w1th hun to Nex er Never Land Of course we all agreed to go but just as we were preparmg to fly awav M1chael spled Nana Morey Poor Nana he was the falthful watch dog of the treasulx of 04 Up and away we flew Peter was leadmg naturally Oh my he was so braxe When we arr1ved we sat on a cloud and Peter told us of Mermald Lagoon the Indmn Encampment Capta1n fCharles Halbertl Hook and the P1rates Just at that moment a cannon ball came flx mg towards us Peter shouted a warmng and told T1nker Berger to take us to the h1deout wh1le he d1verted the attentlon of Capta1n Hook We were fly mg as fast as we could yet T1nker Berger kept gettmg far ahead Fmally we lost s1ght of her Just as we were about to g1V6 up hope Peter arr1ved He took us to h1s hxdeout to meet the lost boys There we began to recogmze students from W H S Dressed 1n raccoon skms were Sammy Glasscock and Ronme Br1ll IH a bear h1de was Howard Dopey Jones Flttlng as It was Robert Otero was adorned m a Wolfs sk1n and Tom Maennche a fox s sk1n 29 - , . . . . 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After meetrng the lost boxs Peter took me to Mermard s Lagoon There sunnrng herself on a rock xx as the Queen xx ho bore a drstrnct resemblance to Norma Coatnex After nearlx berng droxx ned bx the mermards Peter and I started back toward the hrde out On our xx ax xxe spotted Captarn Charles Hook rn a roxv boat xx rth hrs frrst mate Carl Boxx den tSmeel takrng Prrncess Beth CTrger Lrllxj Clark to Skull Rock Thrs of course xx as a dreadful thrng to do for her father xxas the Chref Boxd of the lndran trrbc The reason Hook xx as takrng her xx as to frnd out where Peter Max Pan s hrdeout xx rs Captarn Hook just couldnt stand Pan For manx xears before Pan had cut off Hook s hand and had grx en rt to CTrc Toekj Gaddrs the crocodrle From that trme on Tre Tock folloxx ed Hook ex erxwhere he vxent for more of hrs tastx torso Hook could hear 'lre Tock comrng for he had sxx alloxxed a clock Thrs constant rernrnder had drrx en Hook almost to the breakrng pornt 'xx ell to get back to mx storx Peter outsmarted Hook and gaxe Trger Lrllx bark to Chref Box d Among the xxrld sax ages I could haxe sxxorn I saxx Albert Sabrno D111 rrel and 'Nattre Txxo of therr trrbe xx ere out chasrng mermards l found out liter thex As the ex enrng xxore on lNllClTdf.lLl7l1Cll bcgan to complarn that he xx as ecttrnr, homesrck for hrs cell rn -Xlcatrax Oops lmean VK H S Besrdcs 'xlrehael lrzardr xx as such a lrttle box He mrssed the sleep he got exerx dax rn chemrstrx So brddrng the lost boxs goodbx tthex vxere reallx a lost bunchl xxe left xx rstfullx thrnkrng BOOM BOOM' BOOM 'Vfx goodness xxhat xxas that Oh sorrx 'xlr Krng S11 xxe must haxe fallen asltcp Mr Krng had on a charn a seerng exe dog xx hom he had named M1 Nlagoo after V0 'tO xrsron Sanchez Vxe could see that ex erxthrno xx rs ru t the same xt l d left rt cr had xxe left VK e xx rll nex er l-xnoxx 30 3 'V ' v . y ' y f I -fi - ' l , I Y 7 J . is ' V V 1 V , V. x ' 1 V - . . 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A Q W e 2 4' sr A :. - S hr A tv I . , Q A. 1-b x Q l I 4 S - l Jwtball S1xty candldates answered the call for football on the f1rst day of school Seven of these were lettermen of whom only three were startlng regulars last year The squad reported to the1r new coach Del Ze1ger W1th1n a short t1me the team showed s1gns of gettlng 1nto shape The f1rst game of the season opened agamst Cottonwood The V1k1ngs lost a hard fought ball game by the score 20 12 On the followmg week they came back to defeat the St Johns Redskms by a score of 33 0 Th1s was f1rst t1me W1ll1ams had beaten St Johns The second defeat of the season came when Holbrook met the V1k1HgS and walked away at the end of the game w1th the score 13 6 The team was sufferlng from 1n1ur1es when Snowflake brmrzlng a fast squad came to the local fxeld and crossed the goal l1nes three t1mes to defeat W1ll1ams 22 14 W1ll1ams 1umped out ahead the next week makmg up for lost trme by defeatmg Sehoman 31 13 Durmg thxs game Mr Cook played 16 of h1s freshman squad The last game for the V1k1ngs came when the K1ngman Bulldogs defeated W1ll1ams 39 12 Sam Boyd and Tony Juarez served the squad as co captams durlng the season Sam Boyd and Wayne Thompson rece1ved honorable mentlon for the All Northern team at the end of the season Elght of thxs year s startmg eleven wxll graduate IH May but because of the large number of fresh men part1c1pat1ng th1s year lt IS expected that a better showmg 1n conference standlng w1ll be made next year Those who have played the1r last season of football for W1ll1ams are Charles Halbert halfback Sherw1n Feetham halfback and Sam Boyd fullback MISSIHH 1n the l1ne w1l1 be Joe L1zard1 end Raymond Sanchez guard Howard Jones tackle Bob Gaddls center and Tony Juarez guard SEASON S RECORD W1ll1ams Opponents W1ll1ams Cottonwood W1ll1amS St Johns W1ll13mS Holbrook W1ll1ams Snowflake W1ll1ams Sehgman W1ll1amS K1ngman Total po1nts for W1ll1ams Total po1nts for opponents Coach Charles Cook had a tremendous Job faclng h1m at the start of the 1953 54 basketball sea son He found a team w1th no helght However by the openlng game of the season he developed one of the fastest teams 1n Northern Ar1zona and demonstrated th1s fact w1th a conv1nc1ng vlctory over class A Prescott 1n the f1rst game of the season Durmg the rest of the season the team compxled an 11 won 7 lost record and placed s1xth 1n con ference standlngs One of the hlgh llghts of the season was the fact that W1ll1ams Hlgh School s new gymnas1um was opened to the pubhc for the last two home games of the season W1ll1amS won the f1rst game 1n the new gym and lost the second one The V1k1ngs drew Ash Fork 1n the tournament and nosed out the Sbartans to move 1nto the sec ond round W1ll1ams met Holbrook 1n the next round and came Wlthlfl seconds of pullmg the upset of the tournament over the favorlte Roadrunners After the Holbrook loss W1ll1ams met and defeat ed Cottonwood ln the secondary bracket and f1na1ly dropped from the tournament when they lost to St Johns Graduat1on takes Charles Halbert Sam Boyd Sherwrn Feetham Joe L1zard1 Tony Juarez How ard Jones and Nell Gum G1lbert Munoz Paul Payne and Bruce Gum return for varslty compet1t1on next year G1lbert Munoz was selected to the second All Northern team at the tournament 41 u ' ' 12 ...........,,...........................,....r,,.C,,...................................... 20 ' ' 33 ,,.......t...........,.....,.....,,..,..t,,........,......,...,....................,....., . 0 ' ' 6 ...........,................,....V.................,..............................,....... 13 ' ' 14 .....,..............,.,.,..,.........,,,,...,,...,.........,.....1,1..........,,...,.,.... 22 ' ' 31 ..............................,..... ...,..........,............1..,,.....,................ 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' 39 U 98 U t . 107 THE B SQUAD The B Squad had a verv successful season They prox ed themselx es very good mater1al bv wm n1ng consolat1on at the All Northern Tournament Tommy Augenstexn and Jlmmy Wh1taker xx ere honored bs be1ng chosen on the All Tournament team The B Squad won 4 and lost 6 W1ll13mS PreSCOtt W1ll1amS Ash Fork W11hams Mmgus W1ll1ams Prescott W1ll1ams Flagstaff W1ll1amS Sehgman Wllhams Mmgus W1ll1ams Cottonwood W1ll1ams Sehgman W1ll1amS Camp Verde W1ll1ams St Johns W1ll1ams Snowflake Wxlhams Kmgman W1ll1ams Sanders W1ll13mS Wlckenburg W1ll1ams Flagstaff W1ll1ams Wmslow TOURNAMENT W1ll1ams Ashfork W1ll1amS Holbrook W1ll1ams Cottonwood W1ll1amS St Johns As the Tusayan goes to press the g1rls softball team IS gettmg xn shape to start the1r season A schedule of four games has def1n1tely been set up and It IS hoped to add from two to four more games Prospects for a successful season are br1ght w1th a number of veterans returnxng Opal Means Molly Berger Sally Southworth Ga1l Taylor Hope Mler Allce Burrage and Zola Hutchms are ex pected to form the backbone of the team w1th a number of promlslng freshmen and sophomores g1v 1ng some of the xeterans a run for the1r money As the Tusayan goes to press the baseball season has Just made llS start The team defeated Sehgman 7 6 1n the fxrst game of the season Coach Henry Martmez took over baseball thls year for the flrst tlme and greeted one of the larg est turnouts 1n the h1story of the school Mr Martmez was forced to spl1t the squad 1nto two groups 1n order to glve every boy a chance The team IS made up largely of underclassmen w1th the semors flndmg lt d1ff1cult to make the team Thxs 1Hd1C3tGS that 1n the next vear or two the Vlklngs w1ll be very strong 1n baseball 42 ' ' 63 ..................................,,...........,..........v......................l........ 36 ' ' 56 .......,...............................................v...........,,.............,....... 30 ' ' 61 ..,,.,,......,.......,.......................... ........,................................. 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